Where can I find a military commissary store?
Where can I find a military commissary store?
Commissaries are basically your neighborhood grocery store, located on military installations worldwide. The commissary sells food and household items at prices that are often below other grocery stores.
What are the open positions at the commissary?
Open positions: Sales Store Checker, Store Worker, Food Service Worker Guests/Visitors may enter the commissary only when accompanied by an authorized patron. To protect the commissary benefit, I.D. cards will be verified upon checkout.
What do you need to know about commissary kitchens?
Commissary kitchens allow multiple tenants, or food businesses, to rent or use the facility by the hour, shift, day, week, or month. These kitchens are home to local chefs, caterers, food trucks, product manufacturers, artisans, restaurateurs and more.
When was the last time I went to the commissary?
Wow! It’s been yearzzzzzzzzzz-zuh since I’ve been to any Military commissary and growing up as a military brat and later becoming a military spouse/widow, it used to be my first choice (and sometimes only) for grocery shopping!
Is the commissary busy on pay days?
The commissary is busy on a day today basis, but Be aware on Pay days, holidays and fleek week it’s crazy busy. After you’re finished your grocery shopping and now your too tired to go home and cook. You can go to the food trucks outside or the food court upstairs and have a bit to eat.
When does the Fort Benning commissary close for the season?
Effective June 14th the Fort Benning Commissary will resume their early bird hours of 0700-0900 Monday through Saturday, with normal operating hours closing at 1900 until further notice. Sunday hours of 1000-1900 will stay the same.
Are there any good reviews of the commissary?
Start your review of Commissary. Lines are moving good and masks are mandatory. They currently have toilet paper but meat products are limited. Everything is in stock. Hours are limited or broken down into time categories (elderly, in uniform, and everyone else). Baggers are always helpful.
Wow! It’s been yearzzzzzzzzzz-zuh since I’ve been to any Military commissary and growing up as a military brat and later becoming a military spouse/widow, it used to be my first choice (and sometimes only) for grocery shopping!